Roads
Where 2 or more
roads meet.
An intersection
It usually hangs over a street and is red, yellow, and green.
A traffic light
The safest place to walk.
A sidewalk
A blind spot
When drivers can't see you behind bushes or around a corner.
It's OK to run across a street if you don't see cars coming.
False. You should always walk across a street.
Painted stripes that
indicate where to cross.
A crosswalk
This sign has an "X" with a capital "R" on either side.
A railroad crossing
The most dangerous place to walk.
In the middle of the road
When you walk across the middle of the road.
Jaywalking
At night, you should carry a light or wear reflective clothes.
True. They help drivers see you better.
Dotted line in the middle of the road
Passing lane
This sign is a triangle, and cars have to wait for others to pass.
A yield sign
This item provides light a night so cars can see you.
A flashlight
A lot of vehicles
on the road
Traffic
It's OK to cross behind a car if the driver sees you and waves you on.
True. But be careful that the driver stops completely first.
The raised boundary that you don't cross until it's safe.
A curb
This sign is a red octagon.
A stop sign
Best place to wait before crossing street
A curb
When drivers don't stop at stop lights/signs.
Running a red light
It is safest to cross a street between parked cars.
False. It is better to find a place that is away from parked cars.
The sign that tells you it's safe to cross the street.
Walk/Walking Man sign
This sign tells cars how fast they can go.
A speed sign
Best ways to cross at a driveway.
Wait until the driver sees you or until the car passes.
Situations that make is hard for drivers to stop
Rain, snow, ice, speeding
You're scared that your puppy ran into the street. It's OK to run after it.
False. You still must look left, right, left before crossing the street.